01-16-2018 08:29 AM
hii,
we have to analyze data of about 10 gB.
what is the Maximum PC specs. Diadem can work with , eg no of cores- is it limited to 2 , 4 or I can add as many as possible.
I have to specifiy a Workstation which can run Diadem and analyze the enormous data.
has any one had specified a similar System..
regards,
AKshay
01-16-2018 02:06 PM
Hi,
Really a lot of what you are doing depends on the format of the data, as well as the processing that is to be done.
If I was to analysis 10GB of data, (or More) I would get familiar with the dataloadsel command, as well as the worker object.
The Datafileloadsel (datafileloadred is also useful to reduce data down as it is loaded) command will allow you to only load the specific channels you have to work with into memory, and the worker object will allow you to use all the cores of a machine.
Together they would allow you to load and process different channels by different workers. to summarize the data, then process the summary files into the final output.
Paul
01-19-2018 06:14 AM
thanks Paul,
well now I have installed the Diadem 2017 64 bit Ver.
previously I was using 2014 32 bit.
Hope now I can take Advantage of the multiple cores and 12 gig Ram
regards
Akshay
01-19-2018 05:12 PM
Hi Akshay,
DIAdem natively executes on a single CPU core. You would need to programmatically instantiate DIAdem workers in a DIAdem VBScript in order to harness multiple cores. The extra RAM will get used by a 64bit version of DIAdem automatically.
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments